On
Sunday, February17, members and guests of the Indian Hill Historical Society
were treated to a delightful valentine-inspired performance by the “Queen City
Sisters,” an a cappella group that had everyone tapping their toes and snapping
their fingers to the songs of the 50s and 60s with their “Memory Lane” song
list. Among the crowd favorites were the Lollipop, Chapel of Love,
It’s My Party, to name just a few. A
delicious brunch topped off a memorable day of fun with friends and
neighbors. The special program was
hosted in honor of the late Mrs. Louis Nippert, a longtime patron of the arts
and an Indian Hill resident.
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| The Queen City Sisters |
Next
up on the Indian Hill Historical Society’s calendar is “1848 Panorama of
Cincinnati,” to be held Sunday, April 14, 4:30 pm at the Little Red
Schoolhouse. On September 24, 1848, Charles Fontayne and William S. Porter
set up their camera on a rooftop in Newport, Kentucky and panned across the Ohio
River capturing on eight separate daguerreotype plates a panorama of the
nation’s sixth largest city, Cincinnati. Members and guests of the Historical
Society will experience our city back in 1848 and marvel at the extraordinary
detail of this award winning photograph. Additionally, the Annual Meeting of
the Indian Hill Historical Society will be held at the beginning of the
program.
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| Carolyn Condorosis and daughter Meghan Shimala |
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| Peg Gillespie, Helen Dupree, Sally Hecksher |
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| Mona Glover, Molly Lucien, George Glover |
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| Audrey and Greg Miller |
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| Chris Judd, John & Stella Hassan |
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| Phil and Julie Myers |
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